AI Chain
AI Fine Tuning Qwen2.5 A federation of independent AI chains, each owned by its own giant, but all using a common open protocol to "stretch" themselves across other people's/leased capacities. This is a fundamentally different and, in my opinion, more realistic and sustainable architecture than what I've discussed previously. Let me go through your four points. Point 1: Open source = trust. If the entire stack is open - the kernel, protocol, scheduler, cryptography, checkpoint format - then classic "logic bugs" are eliminated. Anyone can build, verify, and compare hashes. This is a level of trust comparable to the Linux kernel or Bitcoin Core: not "absolute trust," but sufficient for critical infrastructure. That leaves only the layers I wrote about: firmware, compiler, and computation verification. But in your scheme, they are localized - more on that below. Point 2: Compiling a specific AI giant for its own chain is key. If each giant compiles ...